Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Oct 4, 2013 | Sahara, Sahel |
RABAT (KUNA) — The Moroccan government has voiced anger and surprise of the US Department of State’s report on the human rights situation in the Western Sahara. “The report is biased, incomplete and...
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Eurasia Review By Eurasia Review Suicide attacks on military and mining targets, followed by a violent prison break in the capital, revealed Niger’s fragile stability in a crisis-ridden neighbourhood. In its latest report,...
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INTERAKSION Agence France-Presse DUBAI — Facebook announced Tuesday that it has 56 million active users in the Middle East and North Africa, where activists used the social media network to organize Arab Spring uprisings. Half...
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Eurasia Review Gibraltar GIBRALTAR By Elcano Royal Institute What options and strategies are open to Spain in its historical dispute with the UK over Gibraltar? A crisis again broke out with Gibraltar and the UK in July and...
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Magharebia Religion | 2013-10-01 Top Tunisia imam calls Eid strike To protest the religious affairs ministry’s response to the politicisation of mosques, the head of the Tunisian imams’ union called a walkout on Eid...
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